Some days, the trusty bullseye cane really hits the spot. Take these earrings from Australia’s Kate Lee Foley.
Nothing pretentious or complicated about these swingy cutouts. The yellow background picks up one of the cane colors. Kate calls her earrings “…a little Gustave Klimt.”
Stuck for an idea? Try a bullseye.
Alaska’s Katie Way (BullsEyeStudio) took the summer off from her Etsy site. Let’s hope she’s out foraging for acorns.
Don’t caps filled with Katie’s signature beads look fabulously fallish? She made them earlier this year. You can keep tabs on Katie on Facebook.
Polymer acorns would be great for next spring’s Into the Forest exhibit too.
Check out Melissa Terlizzi’s nutty variation on this theme!
Black and white bullseye bubbles float in imitative wood polymer to create lightweight earrings that have a retro, vaguely scientific and quirky appeal.
They’re from Virginia’s Liz Hall (lizardsjewelry) whose gem-like mosaic and silver bangles and brooches are well known.
“My work combines precious metals, polymer clay, stones, plastics, glass or whatever shiny object catches my eye,” says Liz.
She ventures into non-jewelry items as well. Here’s a polymer-covered flask from her Etsy site. See all of her signature moves on Facebook and Pinterest. Don’t you love the way she embeds ball chain in polymer for an eye-catching detail?
